Overview

• The Tribunal de Disciplina Judicial was formally installed under president Celia Maya García for a two‑year term, with magistrates warning of prison for corrupt judges and sanctions for unjustified delays or unfair rulings.
• TDJ members stressed they will not be an inquisition nor a fourth instance, focusing on judges’ conduct and assets, combating nepotism, and proceeding with due process rather than reviewing sentences.
• The Órgano de Administración Judicial began operations led by Néstor Vargas Solano, taking charge of constructing the judiciary’s budget for Treasury submission, assigning new judges, and enforcing austerity measures.
• Top officials attended the ceremonies, including Supreme Court president Hugo Aguilar Ortiz and Interior Secretary Rosa Icela Rodríguez, underscoring the institutional weight of the new framework.
• The Electoral Tribunal’s Sala Superior regained a full seven‑member bench with Gilberto de Guzmán Bátiz García and Claudia Valle Aguilasocho joining, with Bátiz slated to assume the TEPJF presidency on November 1.